39 chapter 2: building lightning protection – ERICO Practical Guide to Electrical Grounding User Manual

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Chapter 2: Building Lightning Protection

12" x 12"
(1 Square Foot)

Fig. 2-35

Electrodes made from copper or steel plates are

often used in soil less than 12” thick.

Fig. 2-37

Two paths from the air terminals to the ground

electrode system are required.

Cable Behind Parapet

Cable On Top Of Parapet

Fig. 2-36

Lightning conductors and points may be mounted

on top of or behind the parapet of flat roofs.

Fig. 2-33

Detail of conductor through the roof.

Lightning
Conductor

8" Max.

Seal End Of Conduit

Final Thru-Roof Flashing
By Roofing Contractor

1" PVC Conduit

Cable And Conduit Down
To Ground

Fig. 2-34

Using a copper-clad rod welded to a pipe as an

air terminal.

1-1/2" IPS

3/4" C-Clad Rod

Pipe Cap

CADWELD Mold VVR18001
CADWELD W/M 2-#200

CADWELD TYPE SS (Prefab)

CADWELD TYPE GQ

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